The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1887-04-21
BOILED INTO BREVITY.
A Few MIautss With the News Of This
vlClnlty.
Items Picked Up inH and Around This
County BY the Ever Present Demo-
orat NoWs Gatborer---Per-
sOnAl Points, Etc.

The new city directory was Issued
d ,nday.
Mr. r. Il. Ritter, travelling agent for
the Ohio State Journal, is In the city.
MI. Sam Briggs Is clerk for Mayor
Bab,Ock, CleVeIand's new executive.
The Canton Hospital Association, with
a capital stock Of $1,000, has been incOr-
pOrated.
At the recent election Mansfield cast
about 5000 votes, Youngstown $500 aud
Canton 4,l00
Cathsrine Paxton. widow Of Samuel
Paxton, Of this city, was granted PEN
sion Thursday.
Mr.. Frank MOushey, Of this city, Ia
among the list of soldiers who will here
after draw pension.
Soda water at Hotel Conrad cigar
store. The fountain has just been 20.
paired and Is In good order.
The little COrinne Opera COWplpV
Friday and Saturday evenings, AOlli %
and %. Admission %, 35 aud 80 cenls.
10 Mansfield 1t has been demonstrated
that stone pile is mightler Ehau loaf
Of bread In solving the tramp question.
Dr.. House is iG Akron attending tue
homeopathic medical society of north
eastern Ohio, which meets in that city
to day.
The only thing Sells Bros. do not sx
hibit Is natural gas we'll. Their
agent, Charlie Davis. is on the lookout
for one,
Married at Minerva, April 9th, by Rev.
Geo. 2. COchel, Emanuel UDkefer ana
Miss Alice Brothers, both Of Paris town
ship, STARK county.
MIR. o. q. Brown and Miss Ida E. Ram
sey were united In marriage at the res
idence Of A. B. Miller, $50 Vest Eighth
street, at eight o'clock last evening,
Rev. G. v. Wilson officiating.
Matt Bast has taken the agency for
the Reymann Brewing Company beer
for this city, and is erecting an Office
and an immense cooler on South Market
street, at the Ft. Wayne crossing.
Josephine Collie was arrested this
morning on a warrant issued by Justice
Fulmer, charging her with using pro
fame and obscene language. The afh
davit was filed by 5aVtlla Schloat.
Mr.. G. j. Everhard, of West Ninth
street, has bought lots No. and Ia
Myers addition and is going to start
building $4,000 stone house, Mir. Ever
hard will make this his home hereafter.
Married in this city, April 10Th, at the
residence Of Mrs. Feller, No. 289 South
Market street, George W. Todd, of Chi
cagO, and Miss Mary Schuetz of this city.
r. G. White, of the Christian church,
0fficiated.
Marriage licenses have been Issued to
Horace G.. Mcdowell and Nettie M.
Huber, Plain township; Ernest Rine
hart and Maggie Myers, Nlmishtllen
township; OrVllle Il. Brown and Ida K.
Ramsey, Canton.
Our ambitious young men will not
forget the competitive examination, to
select candidate for appointment as Ca.
det to West Point from this Congress-
lOnal district, which will be held,in
Alliance, on Tuesday, the 26th Inst.
The Mansfield Herald says: The
champion piece Of tough spring poetry
seen this season, was written by Band
mann In the Milwaukee Wisconsin.
About $5 per line should be the figure
for having such stuff put In print. - -:
Guy Tilden on Monday entered into
contract with the Board of Education,
Of Alliance, to make plans and superin-
tend the work of rsmodeling the ALI
ance college bnilding, recently purchas-
ed by that city for public school pur-
poses.
The Car ton stockholders of the Valley
Railway went to Cleveland this morning
to attend the annual meeting of the
stockholders Of that road. One of the
attractive features Of the meeting Ia
that the stockholders get free ride over
the line.
Marriage licenses have been Issued TO
the following persons: Valentine Fer
dinand and Mary Weaver, MapletOD; Ur-
ban Ener and Emma Smith. Louis o.
Robin and Alberta Jite, George W. Todd
and Mary 9chuetS, Ulysses Apley and
Amanda f. Sharp, Canton.
Mrs v. B. Snyder and son Clarence, OF
Toledo, are In the city, called here by
the death OF Mrs. Bucher. The funeral
of the latter took place at 10 o'clock this
morning. Mrs. Bucher was the mother
Of Mrs. A. ]. DOuds, Of this city, and the
stepmother Of Mrs. V. B. Snyder.
John Garner, q farmer, aged sixty,
had his shoulder and cnest badly bruised
at eight o'clock this morning by being
thrown from his wagon In a runaway
on GOnth Cherry, near Charles. The
horse ran only about q block. When
picked up Mr.. Garner was unconscious.
The past week pensions were granted
through the Office Of Charles II. Jones,
general claim agent az Waynesburg, O,
to the following PERSONS: Philip Har-
mon, Canton, 81 Ohio Battery; William
r. Schlabach, Canton, 115th O. v. l.; Cor
win @. ElsOn, 51st O. V. l, and e. M.
Mccall, Malvern. 80th O.V. l.
The management at the Young Mems
Christian Association after much
thought have decided not to undertake
q boys work In their present cramped
quarters but to COn6ne their work to
young men. Boys of 10 to 10 years may
visit the rooms from 4 to $50 daily, and
a yonths meeting is held Sunday at 2'30
p. m. for those between IS and II years.
Miss Mary +. Lathrop, of Philadelphia,
Pa, en- route for the west, will address
a public meeting In the interest Of the |
Y. W. O. 7. U. Friday evening, April |
80 h. Miss Lathrop is speaker Of rare
merit, whose success is attested by the |
fact tn t her errand westward is In the |
interest of the National Union Of Y's. |
Place Of meeting will be announced
later.
The AlsRce-L Lorraine Benefit A'sOcia-
tion held Its annual election Of officers |
Sunday: Following were elected:
President. George Sheer. Vice PrasidAnt